The Personal Financial Wellbeing Research Conference 2025

Annual Conference of the Aston Centre for Personal Financial Wellbeing jointly organised with the Money and Pensions Service

Following the great success of last year’s conference, the Centre for Personal Financial Wellbeing of Aston University and the Money and Pensions Service will host their fourth joint annual Personal Financial Wellbeing research conference at the Aston University (central Birmingham) on the 12th November (Wednesday) this year.

The day will include 3 panel sessions exploring different aspects of recently completed or current research (academic and closely) related to all matters of personal financial wellbeing, details in the agenda.

Registration is now open to join us online only – due to moving the location of the conference to John Cadbury House, we have less space for in person attendees. We hope that those joining us online will be able to engage throughout the day by joining in the discussion across our online platforms.

We do have a small number in person spaces in reserve, primarily for those who will be sharing their work as posters. Please get in touch with us for more information on [email protected]

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DISCLAIMER: Please be aware that both online and in-person audience may be photographed and recorded throughout the conference. The images and recordings captured will be used to promote the Centre and its events and activities in future both online and offline. If you do not wish to be mentioned on the conference photographs/recordings please:

• (For Online) Make sure that your camera is switched off throughout the conference.
• (For in-person) Expressly notify the organisers about the fact before the event at [email protected]

Info: Early findings from our collaborative EMPOWER project funded by the Aviva Foundation which looks into the ways in how ethnic minority-led businesses make decisions about their finances.

Info: Latest findings from the Money and Pensions Service's MoneyView survey (previously UK Adult Financial Wellbeing Survey and UK Debt Needs Survey).

Info: Latest research on pension gaps including the launch of the book 'Pension Saving in a Gendered Lifecourse' by Dr Hayley James.

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